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The National Weather Service warns Big Creek could crest near 9.5 feet, threatening the Big Creek Greenway, Rock Mill Park and a YMCA campground across parts of Fulton and Forsyth counties.
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After 36 years, the Duluth Melting Pot will shutter May 31; owners will host a Final Dip weekend May 29–31 with special menus and keepsakes.
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Federal and global health agencies say alcohol raises the risk of at least seven cancers, and Atlanta experts are urging clearer warning labels and more screening.
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A man was stabbed Sunday at the Georgia State MARTA station and taken to Grady Memorial Hospital. MARTA police are investigating and no suspect information has been released.
Two men were shot late Saturday on the 500 block of Lee Street SW in southwest Atlanta; both were taken to the hospital and the shooting is under investigation.
Two men were arrested after an armed robbery outside Lenox Mall; police say the suspects were booked on armed-robbery and firearm-possession charges.
Detectives were on Walnut Street Sunday after a person was found near Cameron M. Alexander Blvd; police say the cause and manner of death are undetermined.
A Flood Watch is in effect for Atlanta on Monday, May 25. Expect heavy afternoon storms and localized flash flooding in low‑lying spots.
A four-day festival at the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds packed the grounds with 80+ food vendors, K‑pop, cosplay and family attractions over Memorial Day weekend.
Preliminary DPS and game‑warden counts show dozens of DUI arrests, multiple crash investigations and a child injured on Lake Hartwell during the 78‑hour Memorial Day period.
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Thunderstorms forced an FAA ground stop at Hartsfield‑Jackson, holding inbound flights and creating knock‑on delays across Atlanta’s hub.
Two Swainsboro High graduates died in a late-night crash days after commencement. The school says it will share funeral and memorial details when plans are finalized.
Hospitals across Georgia are earning pediatric and neonatal verifications and expanding local capabilities so sick infants and children can get care closer to home.
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